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Xbox 360 Games Critics Were Completely Wrong About
For all the beloved Xbox 360 games out there, plenty have received harsh reception, though the rough reputation of some of these titles isn't all that deserved.
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· Jul 4, 2026
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· Jul 7, 2026
It sure feels like PlayStation underestimated the backlash to ending physical games: its first post in a week has been besieged by disc defenders
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· Jul 1, 2026
The New York Times blames 'misogynistic' fans for Supergirl's box office disaster
The New York Times has faced backlash after suggesting “misogyny” helped drive Supergirl’s disappointing box office debut. The article argued female-led superhero films have struggled as parts of the largely male fan base grow more hostile. "Female-led superhero movies have been rejected almost uniformly over the past five years or so, perhaps reflecting a resurgent misogyny among the core fan base, which is largely male," The Times’ chief Hollywood correspondent Brooks Barnes wrote. Critics instead pointed to the film's weak reviews, costly production and divisive promotional campaign. Star Milly Alcock also drew attention before release with comments about men and the film's lack of a male focus.
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Fox News
· Jun 29, 2026
New York Times blames 'misogyny,' fans for 'Supergirl' flop after disastrous opening weekend
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